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美股前瞻 | 部署解决微软宕机问题!CrowdStrike盘前跌幅收窄至12%;特斯拉盘前微涨,上调高端车型ModelS/X美国售价

US stocks lookahead | Deployed to solve Microsoft's outage issue! CrowdStrike's pre-market decline narrowed to 12%; Tesla's pre-market slightly increased, and the US price of high-end Model S/X was raised.

Futu News ·  20:36

Global macro

  • On Friday, the three major U.S. equity index futures rose and fell before the market opened.

Nasdaq said that Microsoft's issues had no impact on Nasdaq's trading system and pre-trading was not affected. Nasdaq expects all of its U.S. markets to open normally. As of the time of publication, the three major index futures were up and down before the market.

  • Wall Street giants support tech stocks: the plunge is only temporary, it's a good opportunity to buy low!

Whether it is related to the progress of the general election or the large rotation of U.S. stocks, U.S. tech stocks have experienced a huge setback recently. However, Wall Street doesn't seem to be worried. JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s trading department predicts that this decline will be short-lived. Andrew Tyler, head of the bank's U.S. market information department, said that this is a "massive overreaction" caused by geopolitical concerns.

  • Breaking News! Trump's party convention delivered the longest nomination speech: "I will end the electric car directive on my first day in office".

Former U.S. President Trump was officially nominated for the presidency and delivered a 1 hour and 33 minute speech at the Republican National Convention. In this heavyweight speech, Trump detailed the events of his shooting last weekend. He also promised to end the electric car directive on his first day in office and to restore American jobs, curb U.S. inflation, and restore America's image in the world by lowering taxes and raising tariffs.

  • How will "Trump 2.0" affect the Fed? Wells Fargo: The rate cut may not be as expected!

The Wells Fargo team stated in its latest report that if Trump is re-elected and the implementation of a comprehensive tariff plan leads to a resurgence of inflation, the Fed may not cut interest rates as much as expected. Currently, analysts have concluded that Trump's second term, considering the inflationary impact of the higher tariffs, may ultimately lead to the Fed's rate cut being lower than expected. According to CME's Fed Watch tool, the market currently expects the Fed to cut interest rates 5 times before June next year, which will lower the policy rate range to 4% to 4.25%.

  • Subprime crisis prophet speaks out! Jim Rogers warns of a bubble in the U.S. stock market.

Is the U.S. stock market about to adjust? Jim Rogers, the international investment master who accurately predicted the 1987 stock market crash and was the first to predict the U.S. subprime crisis, has once again sounded the alarm, warning investors that the market is about to face an adjustment. Recently, Rogers said in an interview that the current U.S. stock market environment shows signs of a bull market decline rather than a bull market strength, and he expects the U.S. stock market to undergo an adjustment by the end of this year or next year at the latest.

Hot news

  • Growth tech and Broadcom were mixed before the market.

  • Did Windows systems around the world crash? American cybersecurity stocks rose before the market.

American cybersecurity stocks rose before the market.$SentinelOne (S.US)$rose more than 5%.$Palo Alto Networks (PANW.US)$They increased nearly 3%, more than 2%, and up by more than 1%, respectively, setting historical highs.$CyberArk (CYBR.US)$rose more than 1%.

On the news front, Microsoft's service issues led to IT failure incidents, which paralyzed several airlines, banks and supermarkets. Cybersecurity software company$CrowdStrike (CRWD.US)$The decline narrowed to more than 12%, and the company announced that it had identified updates that caused the global Windows system to crash, and "repaired programs have been deployed".

  • Global IT failure happening again! Microsoft's premarket drop narrowed to 1.54%.

$Microsoft (MSFT.US)$The premarket drop narrowed to 1.54%, reporting at $433.6. Microsoft stated that the cause of the failure has been resolved. Prior to this, cybersecurity software company, CrowdStrike, announced that it received a large number of reports of blue screens on Windows computers. Due to the widespread system failure, the operations of airlines, banks, media institutions, and other institutions around the world were affected on the 19th.

  • Tesla's pre-market rose slightly, raising the U.S. price of its high-end Model S and X.

On July 18, Eastern Time in the United States,$Tesla (TSLA.US)$raised the U.S. price of its high-end Model S and X by $2,000 each. Tesla's U.S. website shows that the price of the full-wheel drive version of the Model S has been adjusted from $72,990 to $74,990; the Plaid version has been adjusted from $87,990 to $89,990; the full-wheel drive version of the Model X has been adjusted from $77,990 to $79,990; the Plaid version has been adjusted from $92,990 to $94,990.

  • Goldman Sachs: Raised Apple's target price to $265, and expected the shipment volume of the iPhone in the fiscal year 2024 to increase to 0.23 billion.

Goldman Sachs released a report that predicts Apple's Q3 earnings per share to be $1.36, higher than the market's expected $1.33. The bank stated that it expects iPhone shipments to increase to 230 million, 240 million, and 256 million units respectively in fiscal years 2024-2026, driven by the Apple Intelligence AI system and new product innovation promoting upgrade cycles. The bank raised Apple's target price from $238 to $265 for fiscal years 2024-2026, and gave a "buy" rating.$Apple (AAPL.US)$Broadcom rose over 1% before market open, to $162.78, as it was reported that OpenAI is in talks with Broadcom and other chip design companies to develop new AI chips. Citigroup believes that after Google, Meta, and ByteDance, OpenAI will become Broadcom's fourth largest ASIC (custom chip) customer, and that Broadcom is expected to deliver to OpenAI after the second half of 2025.

  • Citigroup: OpenAI will become Broadcom's fourth-largest customer, and the new AI chip is expected to be delivered in the second half of next year.

Netflix rose slightly before market open, to $645.85. In terms of news, Q2 revenue was $9.56 billion, up 17% YoY, and higher than market expectations of $9.53 billion; earnings per share were $4.88, up 48% YoY, and exceeded market expectations of $4.74. The total number of paid users worldwide was about 0.278 billion during the period, up 16.5% YoY, and the net increase in paid users was 8.05 million, both exceeding analysts' expectations of 0.274 billion and 4.87 million. Free cash flow during the period decreased by nearly 50% QoQ to $1.213 billion, the lowest level since 2022.$Alphabet-A (GOOGL.US)$Williams, a power company under the "Stock God," rose nearly 40% before market open and is set to pay more than $4 billion to settle hundreds of lawsuits related to last year's Maui wildfire. Insider sources said that Hawaiian Electric and other companies have tentatively agreed to pay more than $4 billion to settle hundreds of lawsuits related to last year's Maui wildfire. The total amount of $4 billion will be lower than the estimated $5.5 billion capital cost of the fire published last year.

  • Intuitive Surgical rose over 5% before market open, with second-quarter revenue up 14% YoY, exceeding expectations.

$Netflix (NFLX.US)$Morgan Stanley raised its rating on ARM Holdings from Equal Weight to Overweight with a price target of $190, as the company's growth in the field of edge artificial intelligence could bring in revenue.

  • Before market open, ARM Holdings rose more than 3% as Morgan Stanley raised its rating on it from Equal Weight to Overweight, citing the company's growth potential in the field of edge AI, and raised its target price from $107 to $190.

$Arm Holdings (ARM.US)$Meta, which rose 3% yesterday, rose slightly before market open today. According to US tech website The Information, Meta is cutting back on spending at its VR, AR, and metaverse department Reality Labs. Since 2019, Meta's cumulative losses in Reality Labs have exceeded $55 billion, and annual losses have surged from $4.5 billion in 2019 to $16.1 billion in 2023. With growing skepticism from investors and within the company, Meta is beginning to reassess this "burning money" department.

  • Prior to the opening of the market, Goldman Sachs released a report stating that it expects Apple's Q3 earnings per share to be $1.36, higher than the market's expected $1.33. The bank predicts that iPhone shipments will increase to 230 million, 240 million, and 256 million units respectively in fiscal years 2024-2026, driven by the Apple Intelligence AI system and new product innovation promoting upgrade cycles. The target price for Apple for fiscal years 2024-2026 has been raised from $238 to $265, and the bank has given a "buy" rating.

$Hawaiian Electric Industries (HE.US)$Goldman Sachs released a report predicting that Apple's Q3 earnings per share will be $1.36, surpassing the market's expectations of $1.33. The bank stated that it expects iPhone shipments to increase to 230 million, 240 million, and 256 million units respectively in fiscal years 2024-2026, driven by the Apple Intelligence AI system and new product innovation promoting upgrade cycles. The bank raised Apple's target price from $238 to $265 for fiscal years 2024-2026, and gave a "buy" rating.

  • Before the market opened, Baidu rose over 3% as Morgan Stanley raised its rating on it from Equal Weight to Overweight, citing the company's growth potential in the field of edge AI, and raised its target price from $107 to $190.

$Intuitive Surgical (ISRG.US)$Citigroup believes that after Google, Meta, and ByteDance, OpenAI is expected to become Broadcom's fourth largest ASIC (custom chip) customer, and that Broadcom is expected to deliver to OpenAI after the second half of 2025. Prior to the opening of the market, Broadcom rose over 1% to $162.78, as it was reported that OpenAI is in talks with Broadcom and other chip design companies to develop new AI chips.

  • Big clean-up! Zuckerberg's metaverse dream shattered, Meta's "Real-World Laboratory" faces brutal reality.

$Meta Platforms (META.US)$Yesterday it rose by 3% and today it is slightly up before the market opens. According to the American technology website The Information, Meta is cutting spending on VR, AR and metaverse department Reality Labs. Since 2019, Meta's cumulative losses on Reality Labs have exceeded $55 billion, and annual losses have skyrocketed from $4.5 billion in 2019 to $16.1 billion in 2023. Investors and internal doubts are soaring, and Meta is re-examining this "cash-burning" department.

Not to be outdone, after NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun announced the latest AI chip iteration schedule on the evening of June 2nd, AMD CEO Su Zifeng also threw out an iteration roadmap during her speech on the morning of June 3rd before the COMPUTEX opened. The company will launch the MI325 X and Ryzen AI300 this year, the MI350 series in 2025, and the MI400 series in 2026.

  • China concept stocks fell before market.

Bilibili rose more than 3% pre-market trading and was upgraded to "buy" by UBS, which raised its EPS estimate per share.

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